Steven Vlasak's dramatization of Andy Warhol's 'If I thought of it then it must be genius' genre leap into movie making with Edie Sedgwick, Lou Reed and more—complete with devil-may-care wiggery and bloodied body part props flying, sex, drugs, gunfire, nudity, and the recreation of the creation of a sexy bride for the ever lonely Frankenstein. A play about actual events strange enough in real life to be appropriately strange enough in a play that brings them to us. Very wild and time machine fun.... full review

Laurel Kathleen brought so many disparate experiences together is such a funny, heartfelt, and cohesive way that I felt I was right there on the journey with her! I laughed and hugged my heart - such a great show!... full review

A creative masterpiece. A roller coaster of emotion. If you've ever found yourself in a creative career or atmosphere, or if you've ever had a dream of any kind, you WILL relate to this show. ... full review

What a show! Loved the immersive experience of it all. The singing was gorgeous, the action was fun and kept us on the edges of our seats.... full review

It is a very real historical based story of being black and talented with a dream in post slavery America, when freedom is not just about no longer being slaves but free to pursue your wildest hopes & dreams despite adversity & racism being still prevalent & palpable part of society. What would you do to follow your passion? This story explores that and more in a heart warming family friendly piece of work.... full review

The play was fantastic. The transitions from storytelling to song were seamless The songs were sung flawlessly with heart. They were well-written full of metaphor and depth. The story was told with a sense of humor. There are universal lessons for all of us in the story ... full review

Modern theater at its best! ... full review

Super amazing to see a pregnant woman speak to stripping for nearly half her life. The pathos and honesty AND Depth was moving and enlightening!!... full review

It was one of the funniest and raunchiest shows I’ve ever got the pleasure of witnessing with my own eyes and ears. If I could see all the rest of the performances of this run I would. Truly remarkable work!... full review

Very creative and honestly moving at times! ... full review

A compelling and compassionate look at an issue that touches many lives. This play takes a topic that is too often reduced to a bullet point on the evening news and shows the full complexity of having a child while you still are a child yourself.... full review

Veronica takes you on a journey into the mind of a new mother who has not slept in what feels like 34 years. It's enough to make anyone mad as a hatter, and she mines her frazzled psyche for all that it has left to offer, which is raw, hilarious, completely unexpected, absurd, tender, gross and daringly vulnerable in a way that few other performers are strong enough to be. ... full review

Must see show! Not everyone can hold an audience in a solo show the way that Laurel Kathleen so captivatingly did in this performance. Utilizing her various talents in comedy, drama, voiceover, and improv. She masterfully wove with her team, not just a recollection of an experience, but a beautiful deep dive into the psyche of an artist, living in Los Angeles, dealing with the BS of the industry, among the BS that life can throw you at the most inopportune timing. Explain, how she navigated these... full review

It was a show like no other. Deeply personal and vulnerable. This show truly expressed emotion in the most raw and real form. It felt like a conversation with us. We were going through the motions with Jeremy and he guided us beautifully.... full review

Liza is a beautiful performer, storyteller, and OOOO that voice! Liza's ability to make the audience feel better than they were at the start of the show is just a testament to who she is as a person. I think Disco Therapy should be a weekly occurrence, year round of course. ... full review

A fun exploration of the questions surrounding Lincoln’s sexuality, lead by a hilarious ensemble. ... full review

Julia brings a hurricane of energy and talent to the stage as she sings, dances, broods, ponders, laments, and recreates a lifetime of male gas lighting before an audience who are joyfully along the ride with her every step of the way. ... full review

I thoroughly enjoyed this show! It played out like a movie set, and had a fully flushed out storyline, a great balance of drama and comedy, and explored topics and themes that are so real for artists especially the dynamics in their relationships when they are pursuing the “Dream”. There is a piece of every artists story in this play. I was fulfilled!... full review

I don’t know the last time I saw a show that had me so tightly in its grip. An incredibly effective and moving piece — a mirror especially for milennial gay artists who have wrestled with the importance of doing art and following passions while navigating a world where the “easiest thing to do” is to not do the thing you love. ... full review

You will fall in love with Rachel and her love for her mom. She makes their relationship very present and real, with playful and imaginative flourishes throughout. The magic file cabinet was genuinely delightful, and the (spoiler alert) death scene was so emotionally real and beautifully conceived... I realized then that the tissues handed out in the beginning were no gimmick!... full review